Historic Letter From Grant To Lee To Be Sold August 4-5

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A letter handwritten by Gen. Ulysses S. Grant to Gen. Robert E. Lee on April 10, 1865, discussing terms of surrender of the Confederate Army, will be sold August 4-5 by Gallery 63 in Atlanta, Ga.

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